Gift to UCLA Law will establish fellowship for the study of Latinx communities and law
DAILY BRUIN — The Critical Race Studies program at the UCLA School of Law received a $1 million gift in April to fund a fellowship across eight to nine years for four to five students pursuing careers in Latinx legal academia.
Read More about Gift to UCLA Law will establish fellowship for the study of Latinx communities and lawUCLA Law hosts review of recent US Supreme Court decisions
UCLA NEWSROOM — The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decisions on abortion and reproductive rights, presidential immunity, free speech, racial gerrymandering, gun rights and other topics were the focus of a panel discussion co-presented by the UCLA School of Law Safeguarding American Democracy Project at the Hammer Museum.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School students recently worked together to help a single mother of three living in Raleigh from becoming homeless by retaining her Section 8 voucher.
Read More about Campbell Law Community Law Clinic helps client avoid evictionCase Western Reserve Law shares updates from the Human Trafficking Clinic
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — This spring semester was extremely successful for the four law students and two social work students enrolled in the Human Trafficking Clinic and Human Trafficking Practicum at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law shares updates from the Human Trafficking ClinicCase Western Reserve Law hosts climate law scholar Rob Verchick to discuss his new book
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — On Feb. 15, the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law hosted renowned climate law scholar Rob Verchick for a talk on his new book, The Octopus in the Parking Garage: A Call for Climate Resilience.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law hosts climate law scholar Rob Verchick to discuss his new bookColumbia Law announces international trade law fellows
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — The annual fellowships, supported by the government of India, are named in honor of University Professor Jagdish Bhagwati, the economist and trade theorist, and support LL.M. students.
Read More about Columbia Law announces international trade law fellowsColumbia Law professor David Pozen publishes book on the US Constitution and drug rights
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — In his new book, David Pozen, Charles Keller Beekman Professor of Law, examines the constitutional arguments for drug rights—and how courts have shut them down.
Read More about Columbia Law professor David Pozen publishes book on the US Constitution and drug rightsColumbia Law announces 2024 postgraduate public interest fellows
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — A significant number of Columbia Law School’s Class of 2024 are entering public interest, human rights, and government positions, and many of them have received prestigious fellowships with public service organizations for one or two years.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — With a $5 million commitment, Rodriguez’s husband, John J. Sullivan ’85—along with their children and her mother—has established a program that perpetuates her legacy of mentorship while providing a three-year, full-tuition scholarship to one incoming student each year.
Read More about Gift to Columbia Law will establish scholarship for first-year studentsEmory Law students receive public interest fellowships
EMORY LAW NEWS CENTER — Six Emory Law students will spend this summer getting hands-on experience working in public interest jobs because they received fellowships through the John Paul Stevens Foundation.
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